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Germantown to showcase its culinary skills this weekend
In effort to dispel the notion that Germantown is just a place to brush up on stories from the past, Historic Germantown will host “ ...
14 years ago
Learning to accept unplanned obsolescence
I am obsolete, which is an unpleasant enough realization, but it is worse than that. I am obsolete according to the AARP, which stands fo ...
14 years ago
Newly-formed Friends of Mifflin group sets sights on arts funding and tutoring partnerships
It’s been a busy summer for the Friends of Mifflin School Committee of the East Falls Community Council. Unanimously approve ...
14 years ago
Princeton-area artists form new alliance
This is part of a series from Ilene Dube of The Artful Blogger. Princeton has its share of artist groups – the Pri ...
14 years ago
Lawmakers confront $40 billion shortfall in Pa. pension funding
It’s never too early to start planning for retirement. But as Pennsylvania lawmakers gear up for their brief fall session, t ...
14 years ago
New Rutgers president outlines fundraising goals
The new president of Rutgers University has outlined some of his goals. First of all, Robert Barchi says Rutgers, the state univer ...
14 years ago
Is Mayor Nutter getting too big for this town?
Mayor Michael Nutter won’t be one of the more visible speakers at the Democratic National Convention. Only those who hit the networ ...
14 years ago
Woman believed to be N.J.’s oldest resident dies
The woman believed to be New Jersey’s oldest resident has died. Relatives say Melva Cadmus Radcliffe, who was 111 years old, ...
14 years ago
Short-short stories for summer
Short-short stories through Labor Day: “‘But is this how it really happened?’ you might ask. And I might say, ‘It ...
14 years ago